Taco Bell launching sauce packet recycling program in honor of Earth Day
The company says more than eight billion sauce packets are used every year in the United States alone.
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Apr 21, 2021, 2:08 PM
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10h agoFast-food giant Taco Bell is working on a recycling pilot program to give its sauce packets a second life. The company says more than eight billion sauce packets are used every year in the United States alone. Taco Bell is partnering with Terracycle to carry out the program, which is poised to launch later this year.
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